davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
wEsTCIIEsTER COUNTY.

East CHEsTRR.-Twenty rosients OF East Chester and
assembled Thursday evening at Odells Hotel
purpose takng action In favor OF getting
neIed Now York bill VIII be submitted TO the taxpayers
fayorng annexation.
SING SING bout twenty members OF the Massachusetts,
Legislature visitei the prison yesterday and shown
through tat institution by warden brush The object wa,
them with tho working OF the prison
regards dscipne and employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
BROKERS' CELEBRATE THE FIRST OF APRIL.

BROKERS' CELEBRATE THE FIRST OF APRIL.
April wa. allowed by default at the Produce Ex-
change members seemed possessed OF lease OF
you; FOR this day the when they were not re-
scted by the rules OF the Floor Committee forbid
ding skyakng W. H. Irwn who stands at the right OF the
line practical okcrs Of the first victims and when
he discovered large pacard deity fastened TO his back he
good humorediy ackno lodged: We'll I'm caught; I'm
GOOD for another Como. lots sme Young AlexaE
der Num- antpathy for mouse was LoTrned 10
find one his tails and went about calling,
"Take II OIL" The mouse dead one w. Il. Cagget
Aud Frederick Burns robust athletes, had wrestling
Claggett landed Burns tho inside OF the
brsss rim the gran-pt no ce Enough william
4 HAYNES the Father Lambert OF the Exchange whose
bank account always stands we'll was also victim OF the
Of April He had given check 70 MI Bfaherd on
Thursday 81 600 Jersey City bank and when MI
Brsincrd Haynes yesterday I've said Look here VIII
that cccK r. o. Mr. Haynes at once started icr Ter
WHO let into the secret say that !? 500 check 70
Brainsrd hold II I'll send tho collateral Thats
all right 1t hasn't been here yet responded the cashier
called up Brancd and shouted I'm glad this April
l. VIM you your friends ator at the Hoffman, Tho
boys around wheat ring let the rest OF the time
spRnF college gees selections from suvans operas and
sofno OF Dockstadcr's latest productions.
OF fire. by some heartless joRer. sent
OF remen TO the box at one
fifty McCombs lane early yesterday Lnmps OF
candy OF cork and arred freely
distributed by Jokers at Police Headquarters one OF the
ocias piece OF cork and swallowed 1t rather
than beray himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
NEMARk.

In an odhut In place known Tho swamp" ~ the rear
Of the Cemetery The Seuucre yesterday woman
lying the corner. The place contain smal
dow cisiolL III eahch
that the Jeanne BAKER end that she had boon 10
the She confused explanations showing
that her mind unbalanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
JoBy LAME GETS OFF WITH rOCR YEARS.

Jury Judge Gderseeve ordered to be locked up
= ThuIsdsy night because agreement had not been
rachsd In thu case CT Lamb accused Of murder came
Into yesterday morning with verdict oi Ansangher
e sccond d gree with recommendation 10 mercy
~ under the CONVICTION might imprisonment for
Sny year to deen years judge Glde scese
consideration tho Recommendation 70 mercy anu
Sontencsd Lamb " four years IN the State Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

srn who had an order against sherwood TOOL him
;ro cn.tcy Ghorwood charged with deauding Sarsn
l. Johnson client for whom ha offered to nna nb S
nortsd 10 be mortgage by Norah Camp on net nouse
10 525 West sixty 1t 10 charged that the oQ1sot
WA fraudulent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

FUNERAL OF 1KX GEORGE L. RIVER
The funeral Of Mrs. George L. Rves took place yesterday
morning ct Trinity Chapel In West Twentynfthst Tho
Rev. Drs Morgan Dix and W. Langord conducted the
services. Tho pallbearers were William K Vanderbilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS. VI D.. Bc1ch-st.. y. Y.
Hours-ll TO and 10 ?. M Sundays 10 TO -.
1if'at.H 81 IeiNUus system. nom ~Laevcr cause.
ecsy for The last 90 Our readers safely con.
suit the Doctor with the assurance OF receiving honorable
treatment Iea5c opinions and common sense advec-.Ady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

by city and public funeral viii be hold TO-
morrow Tho City Charleston, which General Ripley de-
during rebellion will bear ALI the expenses o the
mineral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 2. les:

Thomas Maitland Robert Goblet Lnhsr K9u snd -
phen IT, On Charles a. Peters Eiiott noor0T , ~ Cru
ssr John Jacob Astor William w. Astor. j. Coleman Disy
TOM sidney Webster aud Joseph ruitIeE' AAo ""''"'
Elizabeth, MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

SHIRTS TO ORDER, 6 FOR SO
tsCld elsewhere at :9l. call or send postal.
KENNEDY. 20 COTtlA nht. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

and abundant growth by using Or. HAYS HAIR HEALTH
Stops falling hair fcncws the color; soc.
KILL CoRSr kls hand q soft corn-. buniOns LOG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
EirinQ's Nine.

The caused the OF the opening game al
Grounds yesledy between tho YORK and MAN.
haitian College clubs,
Wi h la, engaged b. tho Columbia College nine to
coach Its
Tho Monitor club viii open its TO row by game
Cuban Giants the Monitor grounds III W &C
hawk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
MIRINE INIELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALdANAO
today
sunrlses 81 Sets. 81 Moon sets ISL Moons age
HIGH WATER.
H-sandy Hook. 100 Gov. fsPd l;57 Hell Gate 346
P.M-sAndy Hook. 2.OJ Gov. IsrI 1888 Hell Gate 4.2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

PILES AND CONsTIPATTON.-Dr. Upham's Veg
eabe Ecctuary Acknowledged ccfc for these addressing
complaints sold by drugsists Office 80 East ithsL Samples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

1856 West G3d-t Take 9Th Elevated H. H. to 59thst
n. tO o the Nervous
system. GentoJ Iinary Organs Impotence and stery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

surci by using ParkoTs Hair Basaii
ParAer's Ginger Tonic s new fo u the aged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
no MAN CAN AFFORD TO TURN HIS
BACK ON THESE BARGAINS.

We make comparatively few mems suits
to retail regularly as low as twelve dol.
lars, therefore when we invite you in to
5000 Suits at S12 each
do not suppose it is an ordinary occasion.
This occasion is as extraordinary as are
the suits we offer at this very low price,
for the garments are such as would easily
fetch double the money. They cost us
much more none of them were intended
to sell below SIS some have sold as high
as $50 the most Of them are $50, $25 and
SIS suits. Gentlemen, come and see if
they are not all we claim. We intend
that these suits shall make us many new
friends as well as please many old friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

That the boys may not be overlooked in this cloth
have reduced $50 blouse suits, formerly $780, $3.50 and
uniform price Of So.
At the Prince Street Store Only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

Both Stores open This Evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

Il 10 fac .hing for OTTO 10 be the
fortunate posseeaor Of talent enough TO
write for the paper. Items that are
made up from actual occurrences are
truly interesting aud tend TO aid IN
keeping up good feelings socially among
the community in gsreaal. While on
the other hand items that arc mAeu-
factnred and originated for no other
purpose than for correspondents 10 see
how their attempts At wit Ind hnmor
will sound Ia prints and what personal
bits they can get of on their nsighbors,
only tend TO lessen the isterest that
otherwise would ba maintained. And
certainly reflects no great amount Of
credit on The writer. Peoria and vicin-
ity was favored with literary strut ia
one or two recent issuoa nf your yalna.
BILE paper that seemed perhaps TO lime
tied few AZ striking'y peculiar and so
fanny. While 10 the majority il was APP
parsntIy a. dry Es = covered bridge.
Laying al. issting aside II was yery.
Interesting piece OF news, no doubt, that
reached the home of a certain family,
while they were gathered around tbs
death~bed Of dear and beloved rola-
tive, concerning SOCIAL hop given At
their tesidenes orly a few evenings
pi svious. l. showed only too clearly
wilh ~hat respec. their feelings were
regarded by others. And now Mr..
"Tommy Hock,n alias Butcher Knife,
alias Snow Ball, II you hare any news
to write, success to you, but please ont
short your personal hits, for there will
be time when silence will cease 10 be-
. virtne, and you hid better medita.e .
little on how your record would loom
up II it were 10 be pnblished. Il would
probably sbine ike pile Of dead mack
erel BY moonlight o. a warm and bAlmy
July evening.
ViDI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
-
FIarrisbur rg.

Our public soho Il Andsr the u,arage-
msnt Of P,of. Jew, which has been
closed on account oF cold aud stormy
weather Ilr several dAvs, has started
agaln with some Is Or SO in attendance.
Miss Emma Allison, uho haa been
very sick for several daya, il slowly re-
covering, sud 10 ashort time ~iIl be abs
to return to her home ia ths eoua,ry,
some three rsiles distant.
Nay & Ssndsrs have just finished
loading t2 cars with wheat 20 be sbirred
TO Portland.
Miss RISE S:annua ia sp give one Of
her leasing entertainments on the lob
inst. Everybody is Invited 70 attend.
Free for IS cenis, reserved seat, tso
bits.
Also on the % ID inst. ~ the Chris
tian Church, at 2 o'clock =. 10. and
early candle lighing, Elder Wilson.
Methodisr, wilI preach TO the citizens Of
Harrisburg and vicinity on the subject,
''s4bbaih , Everybody coGe, std sbose
that cannot some, send proxy. There
is plenty Of room righ, here IN Harris
burg for nform 10 ,Le wa, Of Chris
tianity.
A few days ago onr efficient Marshal
was under tho pai,fal necessity u luk.
ing into bis custody aud keeping over
night man for brutal treatment of bis
better half. Il is u DO hoped thai be
wiII take warning BY this lesson and be
wise.
GrtrrAm
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
-
OalxviIIe.

School closes this week. Theps n at
p esent goo attendance.
Mrs. .. B. McC,y has bssn quite
sick, bus is now convalescent
s rsiees we're bnId atnthe Church At
this placs en- Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of last week. On Sabbath
the communion services we're held.
On Wednesday ihs members Of this
community engaged in a"choppiug bee
for tho p,rpos. Of removing some trees
near tbs church aud for the benefit OF
the MINISTER The ladies furnished
lunch
Johnson White has been 10 Corcallis
attending the revival meetings.
Boyd Hamilton spent S.bbaih Al
home.
Mr.. GooiIe is visiting at the residence
Of Mr.. 8 J sIni. n
Tho Allisnce on tho 5th was we'll at
tended. The following officers were
elected fer sbe ensuing term: Presi-
dent, James Y. MeCune Vice Pes,
Geo. Achsgon Sea-. Y Smith. Mr..
John Mccoy was daly elected as'a del
egate 20 Srate' Alliance.
Miss Ella o wens has returned houe.
There will be two entertainments
given here during this mouth. o i
under the auspices Of the L.dies ALL
S,.iety, aud ths other by The w. 9.
T. U.
Rev. A M. Acheson and james Y.
McCune visited the Clpitsl tbia week.
On Monday Of this week Rsv.. Ache
son was called 10 Corvallis to Isl,
David Irwin, who il very low with
pneumonia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
ooRRnsPo oaN .


Toe ladies' Of ths NJ. 4. Chnrch have
or lanix-d u society. to bs kno 3n as the
Ladies' Aid Society. Their object il to
get munry to furnish their new ehrreh,
when it j. built. MIS-. J.. Ei~ar,ts Is
President, Mics A. Amber. Secretary,
and Miss Reynolds, Treasurer. Any
one wanting cheap sewing done please
notify the President. An afternoons
sewing by the society for So.
S.. Valentine eve was celebrated i,y =
party Of IS OF 30 At Mr.. A. X ,berts
Valentines we're humorous and there
was jolly time.
Wednesday Rsss. Starr a-d WoDlry,
Prof. Gilbert, Messrs u Donac,, w.
Peterson and q Meal 81 20 Salem, del
sgates TO The Alliance.
Next Tuesday eve, thv - tho Aid
Society sill givea Cioths- Pa sociable,
At the ball in the Od Fellows bniIIing.
Clothes pias dressed, 10 lunch, l5c.
Everybody should pa,roEizs this their
FIRST Effort, aud we will insure them
plenty Of fan aud god lunch with hot
coffee.
Lebanon il jast waking up to a
sense Of her duty. While other towns
have bad their dl-sip. - and he peo-
PIE are sll tire ! ou', We "a { starting
out.
Lest Friday evening The many Giends
Of Mr. and Mrs. q. Il. Montague gave
them house warming. A. large crowd
vas present, and every body agreed that
it Was the event Of the season. Every
body tried 10 make anne ono else happy.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. aud Mrs.
9. III. Ralsson were surprised BY fe~
friends on tsffy pulling expedition.
Miss Stannus entertained the L.ban.
on people Saturday anI Monday eyen-
ings. She was liked very well.
Mr.. anil Mrs. NJ meth are IN AL
bany.. They wentto the masquerade.
Lebanon =, juices - Two tsmeeranc.
leagues, both ia charge II little ones
from 8 10 Is years Of age. They are
known AS The Blade Ten perancs League.
Among all our other god things We
will say we haYe printer win rs, Mr.
Stein. Yon may look ou for the iirs.
edition of bis paper this week. We
surely wish him success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
BAKING POWDER.
Why the 'Reyalv Ii the Best.

Royal il tho best bnng powder because it il absolutely
pure nndwholesome of the highest strength and maintains
its full saveurg power until used.
There is other pure baking powder offered to the
pnblic all others contain either lime aum,--deletc.
rous substances both Lime presence results
from impure Of tartar; alum Is added TO givo
strength the object Of tho manufacturers both cases
is' to produce cheap powder.
The Royal Baking Powder Is exclusively male from
cream of tartar specially refined and prepared for its
use by patent processes by which tho artrate Of limo
and all aother impurities totally removed. It's
absolute purity il guaranteed by its manufacturers
and certified by oil prominent chemists and scientists
who have made it the subject of investigation.
The Of tartar of the market from which
otLer baking powdera are made has been tested by
Profs Chandler and Love- for tho New York Stats
Board Of HEALTH and found to contain impurities fre
three to nnetythrce per cent of its weight It is there
fore, absolutely impossible that these powders should
be pure, while is equally impossible for Tie Royal
being made ii Is from chemically puro materials,
to be otherwise than absolutely pure.
There being inert in tho ingredients Of tho
Royal Baking Powder, higher strength il, of course
attained and the exact value of the materials being
asccrainable to atom compound possible that will
maintain its full strength until used leave no rcsduum in
tue bread, and which all chemical and practical e
peence have proved to be the perfection of leavening
agencies This combination in the Royal makes it
the best end the only perfect baking powder atanabl
Prof Mott late Government Chemist, says: Because
of the facilities that company have for obtaining per
feOty pure of tartar and for other reasons de-
pendent upon the constituents used in its manufacture
the proper proportion Of tbs same, and the method OF
its preparation the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly
the purest and mOst reliable baking powder offered to
tho public II. A. MOTT PmD-" etc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
EalIInan.

T.Iman is situated at the junction
IF the Lebanon branch Of tie o E @.
.nl the Narrow Glsge. Ia I,oking
,vsr the business directors VIZ MAKE
note Of ths following: Msssrs. Smith
& HsmmACk, ware housemea jean
Tius, cArrabter; james NJ ,rks. dairy
man, Mari Fortnsr, shoemaker !;
Pr.t Whit. CrAwforl, dancing master
aud carnet Il st ucsor Mr.. Hammack,
P. NJ NJ knight Bros, dealers IN
bIooird stosk, especially trotting horses
and IYg horn cbickeDs Miss Lizzie
Mnky, piano and organ instructor !;
Prof Bro ser, singing teacher George
Cool er, gives lessols il teIegraphy !:
Jnnss Skslls, sec-ion boss Massrs.
Erwine and Norman Smith, makers Of
~ scicles and gteam engines.
Mr.Lesiie M.ttoop, formerly operator
At h:s place, but Of late at White Sta.
tion. n.srent last Sunday with onr efficient
landlord, AIr. Thompson.
Miss Mary-Luper, whose father lives
on Senator Irvine's farm, is quite III.
Qaite number Of China pheasants
have either frozen or starved to death
of late.
There was social dance one night
lAst week at George Cooper's. Mr.
Mcknight and Mr.. TrOutman, musi-
clans, w. Crawford and Dug Wheeler,
callers. All seemed to enjoy it.
VIM. Marks, Philip Swank, A. M.
Wilson School directory and Mat Sc1tt,
Clerk, haze ordered an Unabridged
lie ionary foi our school. No. of pm
pills enrolled, So daily average up to
Feb. 1st, Al.
A goodly number of TaIlmanites
watched Mr.. Lamar and James Story
perform on skates. Much science was
displayed.
DR.. McAliister pseacbes.a at this place
once month aud tells us the moralist
will be saved sure. Rev Mead .af Lab-
Anon, preached Is IS last Sunday and
informed Us that Il npfalis war n. &.
Guaas neither Of them knows'much about
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

Tie unprecedented sale Of Bosches's
German Syrup within few years, ,has aa-
toniahod tho world. II IL without doubt
the safest and beat remedy ever discovered
l0Fth0speely and olfscfual cure oT Coughs.
Colds and the severegt Lung troubles II
acta on 80 entlrely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given By Physi.
claus, a. IL docs not dry up . Cough and
leave the disease still on the syutom, bat
on tho contrary removes the cause Of the
lro > BILE, heals the parts affected and
leav 90 them In q purely healthy coudltion.
A bottle kept In tho house fer use when
the diseases maze their appearance, will
save doctors bills and Q long spell Of
aerIous Illness. A trial will conSince you
Of these facts. II N positively sold by eli
druggists and general dealers In the | and
Price, rs eta, large bottles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

Not since The days Of .'My Dear,
HubbelP' has there been each an out
rageous, uabluahing assesament of pub
lie employees fer political purposes as has
just occurred ID Philadelphia whore an
election for city officials is to be held
this week. The Republicans haye full
sway in that ill-governsd city, being
in possession Of all city officers backed
BY majority Of $4,000 ID tho city.
Bat 40 unpopular has The party become
becsuso Of its proaigate aud ilt-adyiscd
management Of public affairs that, not.
wilhstanding their immense majority
they fear defeat. To prevent this the
present Mayor has nude an assessment
on the police iorce, which yields the
enormous sum Of $4,000 Twelve
hundred aud ftty pAtrolnien were
assessed at $40 each. Seventy selo-
graph sergeants At sls.50 each. Sixty
one street sergeants at $l2.50 each, aud
all othes employees 10 like ropo,iion.
Tbs unblushing cheek Of the whole
ar sir consists Ia the msuner in which
these assessments were made. WAI-
rants were issued on the city tseasuur
to pay the police fsrOs, and weFs placed
Ia the hands Of tho iicntehan.a " police
force, TO be delivered to each sity
employe. When the employe re-
oelvsd bis wsrrAut ha was inform,d d
that he bal esea assslsei % much
TO carry ,hs nanlin; slsc.i,n, aud
il he dsmarrel he was given TO under
stand thst his plac, cIuld bi titled BY
one who would pay assessments without
complaint. Tnese man were thus
robbed Of ,he $4,000. N, candid Re
publican can Look this outrageous con
duct in lha face aud svsr again COM
plaiu Of election ontrasos IN ths South
4 :.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
a cREAT NEwsPAFKR.

IL is wonderful to contemplate the
amount Of money, labor and N msterial
assd il tnrning oee that magnificent,
model newspaper, the New York Rorld.
No one has labSred harder 70 secure, and
no one more richly deserves that success
which has attended the efforts Of Mr..
Pulitzer in making the World the very
greatest Newspaper 10 the world. The
proprietor has just completed what is
known a. the World Brooklin Annex,
= newspaper Office, complete in all It's
pkrta, costing over 100000. This is
built primarily far use in case the reg.
ulAr World Office in New York should
be destroyed by free The two Offices
have sixteen presses guaranteed ty their
shaker, Msasrs. Hoe 4 Co., to turn ont
sI92,O0O eight-pags papers per hour.
This UeunH 5000 complete right-psge
papers every minute. rhis Is truly re-
markabls. Tho Sunday edition Of this
grand newspaper fOOts up to $4,000,
and ths daily edition runs up to l90,-
600 daily. As to all lines Of news the
paper is fall and complete. Ita editO-
riAls Are abIs and pointed, notwitbstand-
ing its sharp criticisms Of the national
administration.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

The bill 10 abolish the Immigration
Board failed. The bill to create Les
sounsy out Of UmatillA was defeated !.
The bill TO create Wallowa Oouaty out
of UOion passed. Hsre's swamp land
hill passed. The bill creating MAlhOur
county has passed. The bill cutting
90 part Of Mabel precincsi in Linn coun-
y and attaching |. 20 Lane has passed.
The bill dividing the office Of County
Clerk Ia MulGnomah coanty into the
sfiess e County Recorder, Clerkof the
Circuit Court and Clerk o the County
Court passed. The Portland railroad
bridge bia passed by two-thlrda vote
over the veto Of the Governor. Hem
ry'a bill authorizing district No. AZ, in
Iinn county,to use $500 school money
In building school house passed. Bill
increasing salary Of Supt. Of Psniten-
siary from $500 to $500 passed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
Hunts vaI1e, w. -.

Wa havs had asms wssks 81 Gne
aieighing.
Fine prospect for grain nexh harvest,
and TIE farmers are happy.
A freight train ran of lhs track al
Waitshurg night before last. 0ns car
smashed up. Nobody hurt.
Leave nothing projecting about = stall
where horse can get fast by bis halter
n the throat. Ono choked 70 death 10
town here last week.
The Seminary has aixty-seven llu.
dent, and better work was never done
here. The most perfect order aud the
most diligenl application on She plrs Of
the students have made name for this
school.
Tho Wells Fargo Express Co. has
been driven from this lins BY the n. r.
Ex. Go. We do not care, II only the
latter would put - oilios ~ this snvn.
#a AYR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

Tho sailing face Of w Es Githeps
can BE- sean on ous streets most any
day.
John CSsn'a broken arm is lmprov-
iag.
james Garrett Il haiIiiag new
house.
Mrs. Nvllie Holmss has returnod
from Corgallis.
Mrs. 9. Ulingman Is quise sick.
Joe Cartsr il somewhat heLlsr,
Joe Moist WAS 10 toyn tho othor day.
Pass Gillian Il going t, start a drug
store 10 Peoria soon.
Myers Bros. have returned from
Brownaville, having finished shipping
10000 bushels Of grain.
Rev. q. Bayne will preach In Peoria
the second Sunday Of next month.
RED BlRD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
Exelsen.ent in Texa..

Great excitement has been cause 4 in the
vicinity Of Paris, Texas. by the renarka-
BILE recovery OF Mr.. ). r.. Corley, who was
30 helpless no could not turn Ia bed. or
raise his head everybody said hs was DIV
Ing CT Consumption, A trial bottleof DR.
Kings New Discovery was sent hlln
Finding relief, h0 bought . large b ottIe
and q box OF DR.: Kings New Life Pills,
Pills and two bottles OF the Discovery. be
was we'll and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial Bottles OF this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Foshay
q MasOn'e,